Como entender el lenguaje y las figuras de la literatura apocaliptica? El autor analiza cuidadosamemente como se utilizan, su cumplimiento y como debemos de leerlas teniendo en cuenta el horizonte del futuro.

Profecia Biblica y Literatura Apocaliptica = Plowshares and Pruning Books (Spanish Edition)

Sandy, D. Brent

History

Editorial Mundo Hispano

With the proliferation of biblical studies research, it has become difficult for even the most dedicated scholars and students to stay abreast of the available resources. The IBR Bibliographies, produced under the auspices of the Institute for Biblical Research, are designed to guide students and scholars through this maze of literature to the most significant resources for study. In keeping with the intent of the series, the latest volume, Prophecy and Apocalyptic, complements and expedites thorough, informed research. In Prophecy and Apocalyptic, scholars Brent Sandy and Daniel O'Hare introduce readers to the most essential works for students of Old Testament prophecy and apocalyptic literature.

Prophecy and Apocalyptic: An Annotated Bibliography (IBR Bibliographies)

Religion & Spirituality

O'Hare, Daniel M.

Christian Books & Bibles

Baker Academic

Ahora disponible en espanol, el Compendio  para entender el Antiguo Testamento ayuda a estudiantes biblicos a reconocer los generos literarios en las escrituras del Antiguo Testamento, para asi entender mejor el significado total de cada pasaje.

Compendio para entender el Antiguo Testamento (Spanish Edition)

Giese, Ronald L.

B&H Español

What are we to make of Isaiah's image of Mount Zion as the highest of the mountains, or Zechariah's picture of the Mount of Olives split in two, or Daniel's "beast rising out of the sea" or Revelation's "great red dragon, with seven heads and ten horns"? How can Peter claim that on the day of Pentecost the prophecy of Joel was being fulfilled, with signs in heaven and wonders on earth, the sun turned to darkness and the moon to blood?  The language and imagery of biblical prophecy has been the source of puzzlement for many Christians and a point of dispute for some. How ironic that is! For the prophets and seers were the wordsmiths of their time. They took pains to speak God's word clearly and effectively to their contemporaries.  How should we, as citizens of the twenty-first century, understand the imagery of this ancient biblical literature? Are there any clues in the texts themselves, any principles we can apply as we read these important but puzzling biblical texts?  D. Brent Sandy carefully considers the language and imagery of prophecy and apocalyptic, how it is used, how it is fulfilled within Scripture, and how we should read it against the horizon of our future. Clearly and engagingly written, Plowshares and Pruning Hooks is the kind of book that gives its readers a new vantage point from which to view the landscape of prophetic and apocalyptic language and imagery.

Plowshares and pruning hooks: Rethinking The Language Of Biblical Prophecy And Apocalyptic

<div> Long before the words of the Bible were written, God's communication through the spoken word rang out loud and clear. Jesus in particular commissioned representatives to speak on his behalf even during the time of his earthly ministry. And yet today we are a reading culture. It is easy for modern Christians to take for granted that the Bible was handed down in written form, but the way we receive God's message is far different from how the original hearers would have heard it. These differences not only shape the way that we hear God's message to his people, but they put us at risk of misunderstanding his revelation. In Hear Ye the Word of the Lord, biblical scholar D. Brent Sandy explores how oral communication shaped the ways that biblical writers received God's message--and even more importantly, how the ancient and modern faithful receive it through hearing. Filled with helpful biblical insights related to oral communication and constructive ways for modern readers to become better hearers and performers of Scripture, Hear Ye the Word of the Lord provides a constructive way forward for readers interested in exploring how we can better hear God's Word. </div>

Hear Ye the Word of the Lord: What We Miss If We Only Read the Bible

WALTON, JOHN H.

IVP Academic

«En El mundo perdido de las Escrituras, los autores John Walton y Brent Sandy han reunido en un formato de fácil lectura los resultados de varias décadas de erudición en la alfabetización y la cultura del libro en la antigüedad. Tanto los eruditos como los laicos no han entendido bien este tema vital, a menudo leyendo (y juzgando) inconscientemente la Biblia con expectativas modernas y luego criticándola o defendiéndola de forma injusta y poco realista. Detrás de este pensamiento suele haber un fundamentalismo frágil, ya sea motivado por el escepticismo o por el celo apologético, que simplemente no entiende lo que es realmente la literatura bíblica. Walton y Sandy exponen la confusión y proporcionan a los lectores una ruta fiable. Este libro debe estar en todas las bibliotecas». 
Craig A. Evans, 
profesor Distinguido de Nuevo Testamento, Acadia Divinity College, Nueva Escocia, Canadá

El Mundo Perdido de las Escrituras: La cultura literaria antigua y la autoridad bíblica (Spanish Edition)

Publicaciones Kerigma

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